Environmentalists concerned about Uganda palm oil project
Daniel Arapmoi
Press TV, Kampala
An estimated 3,600 hectare of forest land has been destroyed in Uganda in recent years as part of a project to produce palm oil in Uganda. The government says the project, among other things, helps tackle poverty. Critics, however, have raised concerns about its impact on environment.
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